What would cambridge judge an applicant by; when there are no AS UMS?

I have recently done my GCSEs and got:
My GCSEs are:
Further Maths - A
English Language - A*
Maths - A*
Chemistry - A*
Biology - A*
French - B
Urdu - A
Physics - A*
ICT (DIDA) - A* (distinction)
Business Studies - A*
English Literature - A*
Geography - A*
History - A*
Religious Studies - A*

However, I am interested in applying for medicine at cambridge. Although, I do not know how would Cambridge judge an applicant, due to the linear a levels. I am doing an EPQ, Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Economics.

Does it mean that I must score above 95% in my Maths AS, despite the reforms?

I know the BMAT counts, but surely Cambridge cannot solely judge applicant on that, since there are no AS levels and they don't look at GCSEs.

I am in year 12, so am likely to focus in my EPQ, Maths AS and extra curricular this year.

SO my question is: what should I do to maximise my chances?

Hi first of all well done on your GCSE's😀.For Cambridge they will be judging applicants based on BMAT more heavily now due to the lack of UMS at AS level but will be using Maths UMS.They do consider GCSE's as it shows academic consistency just not as heavily as Oxford.The Cambridge process is rather holistic in this sense but BMAT will be used more than it has in previous application cycles.I suggest just gaining relevant work experience,volunteering but then showing your enthusiam for Medicine.For example,further reading and summer schools.

I have recently done my GCSEs and got:
My GCSEs are:
Further Maths - A
English Language - A*
Maths - A*
Chemistry - A*
Biology - A*
French - B
Urdu - A
Physics - A*
ICT (DIDA) - A* (distinction)
Business Studies - A*
English Literature - A*
Geography - A*
History - A*
Religious Studies - A*

However, I am interested in applying for medicine at cambridge. Although, I do not know how would Cambridge judge an applicant, due to the linear a levels. I am doing an EPQ, Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Economics.

Does it mean that I must score above 95% in my Maths AS, despite the reforms?

I know the BMAT counts, but surely Cambridge cannot solely judge applicant on that, since there are no AS levels and they don't look at GCSEs.

I am in year 12, so am likely to focus in my EPQ, Maths AS and extra curricular this year.

SO my question is: what should I do to maximise my chances?

SO would the B, in French, harm my application?

And does having an A* in the EPQ help?